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Western Railroad Discussion > Arizona Trip. Unexpected Gem in the Desert.Date: 10/31/20 16:35 Arizona Trip. Unexpected Gem in the Desert. Author: Super-C While on a trip to photograph the Arizona and California Rail Road we came across this MP 15 AC (?) RAFX # 1404 at Utting AZ on Hi way 72 East of Parker AZ. this switcher is lettered for RAFX. ROSE ACRES which is a large company that produces eggs. Great paint job and lettering. If this was posted before sorry. Date Oct. 14 2020
photo by Chris Marshall Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/31/20 16:40 by Super-C. Date: 10/31/20 18:14 Re: Arizona Trip. Unexpected Gem in the Desert. Author: PHall Yep, it's been posted before but no worries, it's a good shot.
Date: 10/31/20 18:57 Re: Arizona Trip. Unexpected Gem in the Desert. Author: 3rdswitch A first for me, nice catch.
JB Date: 10/31/20 19:35 Re: Arizona Trip. Unexpected Gem in the Desert. Author: BeaumontHill Date: 10/31/20 20:57 Re: Arizona Trip. Unexpected Gem in the Desert. Author: Valleyman Now that’s a great shot! Technically everything about a Roster shot is included here. 3/4 nose light, handrail shadow atleast half the height of the handrail, and nothing blocking the unit.
Valleyman BeaumontHill Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Unit arrived in early December 2019. Date: 10/31/20 21:33 Re: Arizona Trip. Unexpected Gem in the Desert. Author: TCnR Great retirement gig for an old switch engine.
That ain't no chickensh-- paint scheme. t4p Date: 11/01/20 10:45 Re: Arizona Trip. Unexpected Gem in the Desert. Author: PHall The question is how long will it look this good. The intense sun out there makes things fade pretty quick.
Date: 11/01/20 10:52 Re: Arizona Trip. Unexpected Gem in the Desert. Author: 5spot Date: 11/01/20 11:14 Re: Arizona Trip. Unexpected Gem in the Desert. Author: exhaustED PHall Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > The question is how long will it look this good. > The intense sun out there makes things fade pretty > quick. At least they painted it in the two most reflective colours. Date: 11/02/20 18:32 Re: Arizona Trip. Unexpected Gem in the Desert. Author: Gonut1 Red is the most fade prone color. Looks Great!
They must be feeding a lot of laying hens to need a loco to move feed. I'm impressed. Not like Purdue in Delaware where they only feed them long enough to turn the chickens into food. Now there's a production line! Go |